Factor Information
Data ID 844
Factor Cardiac complications(n=463)--maternal age
Description There is an increasing prevalence of women with congenital heart defects reaching childbearing age. In western countries women tend to give birth at a higher age compared to some decades ago.
Biomarker NA
Classification A3 (clinical factor - disease & symptom)
Association
Application risk assessment
Objective We evaluated the CARdiac disease in PREGnancy (CARPREG) and modified World Health Organization (mWHO) risk classifications for cardiac complications during pregnancies in women with congenital heart defects and analyzed the impact of age on risk of obstetric and fetal outcome.
p Value 0.054
Conclusion Pregnancy complications in women with congenital heart disease are common but severe complications are rare. Advanced maternal age does not seem to affect complication rate. Existing risk classification systems are insufficient in predicting complications
Risk Factor unrelated
CHD Type
ID 485
CHD Type isolated CHD/non-isolated CHD
CHD Subtype VSD/VSD, PDA/RV/ASD/PAPVR/AVSD/HCM/AS/AR/MS/TOF/MR/PA/IVS/ccTGA/other
Reference
PMID 28539207
Year 2017
Title Effect of maternal age and cardiac disease severity on outcome of pregnancy in women with congenital heart disease.
Sample
Population pregnant women
Source A single-center observational study
Region Gothenburg, Sweden
Method The women were categorized retrospectively according to CARPREG risk score and mWHO class by the authors.
Race Europe
Disease History N/A
Treatment History N/A
Group maternal age ≤ 35 years(Treatment) maternal age > 35 years(Control)
Number 50 (total: 496 pregnancies in 232 women) 15 (total: 496 pregnancies in 232 women)
Age ≤ 35 years > 35 years
Gender (Male: Female) 0:50 0:15
Marker Level 0.13 0.21